Global Connections: A Podcast Featuring Translation Topics for Business International Language Services, Inc.

When most people think of technical translations, they probably imagine highly complicated alphanumeric codes and algorithms that only a Ph.D. or rocket scientist could decipher. But many industries require technical translations for various scientific, medical, industrial, engineering, and manufacturing documents. 
Technical documents contain specific information about the chosen subject. They take many forms such as operator guides, instruction manuals, research journals, user interfaces, safety data sheets, and even decals and labeling.
We discuss this and more in this week's episode.

Is your latest medical translation project healthy? What do healthy healthcare translations look like when completed? Take a moment to think about how much is at stake when translated medical communications are confusing or misunderstood.
When innocent consumers will bear the consequences of a bad medical translation, healthcare companies should review their documents and publications in a medical translation checkup.
We dig deeper in this week's episode of Global Connections

For small and large businesses, cutting costs is a continuous effort to protect and enhance profitability. But some things are too vital to fall under the axe, and one of those is the services of a certified translator. 
While you may be tempted to cut costs by using the skills of an employee or friend who speaks multiple languages over hiring the services of a certified translator, this is a terrible mistake. 
We'll discuss why in this week's episode.

Basic business marketing principles that apply in other industries also apply in health-related industries. Things like market research, strategic planning, budgeting, branding, media, and public relations opportunities are all equally important.  
However, when your marketing messages must be translated into the languages of your target audiences, accurate healthcare translations are vital to communicating effectively.
We'll discuss on this week's episode.

European markets are big drivers of demand for translation services, and German is a highly sought after language for translation.
Germany is one of the leading economic powerhouses in Europe, especially for industries like engineering and manufacturing of automotive products, heavy machinery, electronics, and more.
In this week's episode, we'll give you some things to consider if you're translating to German.

The business world is full of professionals with different backgrounds, languages, and behaviors. It is full of interaction, and especially so in a digital world.
Much emphasis is placed on translating customer-facing documents, but we often forget that internal documentation is just as important. A solid company starts from the inside out, so make sure your corporate document translations are as accurate as your external documents.